that is right, baby. and how about that house band? give it up, guys. and i am always ready for the weekend. and we have been so busy getting ready for the show. and all over las vegas and the camera is covering the show openings, red carpets, special events, celebrity sighting, so much going on. along with big changes in las vegas. and carlos santana was honored for the charity work for his charity work the venetian.

balance. and what arthur ashe and so many others. >> had a chance to catch up eva longoria and in los angeles

and it's all about the organization helping hosted by the funny george lopez. >> it was great to be honored tonight. >> does he know that? >> and sharknado and see what celebrities have come to town. and of course i'm going to check out the movie. there are no rules in the sharknado universe, so we could do it differently.

and it was a lot of fun to shoot. and he was on 90210. and good to be with family. i was excited to see it. >> didn't have fun and turned into a phenomenon and is great to be a part of it. it goes and the non-stop action from the first frame to the last frame. we're running and gunning non-stop. the real life and a lot of

now to the weekend house band. >> now it's time for the lucky 7 for the weekend in vegas. and this exhibition candidate uses real human specimens to explore the complex inner form in a way that's refreshing,

approachable insight. the timeless number one hit for the first time, mariah carey is now performing on stage. the show stopping number one to infinity. a high energy show and by the classic rock and roll film.

and featuring the best dancers in the world. it returns to vegas on september 10. brittany is back at hollywood. and taking vegas by storm.

the spirit of cabaret transforms fantasies and wild dreams. at caesar's palace is one of th only on the alien the cabaret in the adult-only show. and that's the lucky seven. your seven best bets for the weekend in vegas. i recently got the opportunity to si down and chat with a guy who needs absolutely no introduction. ladies and gentlemen, this is me and mike tyson. >> mike tyson, hey. thank you. >> jeffrey.

absolutely love it. i was blown away with the ability and you were in the script, bang, and back to it. >> you know, jeffrey, i'm just very grateful to be able to do this show. >> what is the difference between fighting in the ring and performing on stage? >> okay. whab warm-up routine? what to you do to get for a live show? >> and the record for the fastest knockout history. what else can you do in eight seconds? >> whole lot of nothing. >> get in trouble probably in eight seconds. >> what is for annoying, a heckler or a guy about to punch you in the face?

and knows how to punch a person in the face and a heckler who can't punch him in the face and i can punch him in the face real good. >> do you ever get hecklers? >> do you play mike tyson punch out with your kids? >> i lose autotime, but i kill you in advance warfare. >> how does the homeowners feel about the pigeon collection? >> hmm. no one complains that much. they may complain now that we stated it on the boob tube, but yes, they don't complain that much. i keep my pigeons pretty contains. and all my birds conduct themselves in a respectable manner. >> all my birds --

birds and with the name and contact and brought the bird to my house. >> lots of sports stars in entertainment. and got back from china, movie star, live show. was that intentional? the whole crossover or did that happen by accident? >> by accident. i don't even listen. and they say, hey, the next champion and planned my life for me. and never believing that i would be in the show. and that is the career that i have. >> and when to finish this, and feel that and is the first one to be a fighter. and whoa, you were controlled.

and to be in a position to do that. and consider coming on and playing evander holyfield and a game of whack-a-mole.

pas my next guests are credited with recording the most played radio of all time. they have been inducted into the rock and roll hall of name. so timeless and absolute musical legends. please welcome the righteous brothers. bill, bucky. ladies and gentlemen. guys, thank you so much for being here. this is an honor. i saw the show last saturday night. absolutely blown away. the music, and the tribute to your daughter and the band. the band!

what do you call the band? >> righteous noise. >> and for those who might not be familiar with the show and we do all the hits. there is a real for bucky and bill and turn and it's right back and having so much fun up there. an absolute blast. and we have been first for a long time. and unless last year and didn't realize that the voices work together.

and we sat it on the piano and sang roy chows brothers tunes. and here we are. and on the stage with a musical legend. played them over and over again. rock and roll heaven was my favorite song. and and standing on stage and look over and i can't even think about it. and you understand what you're going to do, but don't talk about it. and just every night i step up to the stage with bill and is

up because he plays there and what do you think of this guy? and we have and thank you againment and keep up with everything going on in town. be sure to che social media. follow us at the weekend lv. welcome back. and now the weekend in vegas bring you the live music nation minute. starting at the link and brooklyn ball. and at caesar's palace, he will be at the coliseum.

mandalay bay, julian alvarez. d.j. mustard will be performing. performances by little john and jamie fox. the mgm grand arena at the palms and ray le montain over at the hard rock, the growlers. and the performance by stokeswood. the smith center for the performing arts will have a performance by paul anka and you can see googoo dolls and counting crows.

minute on the weekend in vegas. now here to perform the hit number one on the billboard chart, here is the righteous brothers with "soul and inspiration."

ladies and gentlemen, bill and

welcome back to the weekend, folks. and now it's time for the personal favorite part of the show, the 60 second wedding. yeah, baby. that's right. we all knowha for weddings. and often times very efficient weddings. and we take that concept one step further by actually marying a couple live on stage. and by taking them from single and mingle to not tonight, honey, i've got a headache in just 60 second. are you ready to mee your bride and groom? oh come on, guys.

are you ready to meet the bride and groom? >> lake and jackson. and we're going to switch again. and feeling a little nervous and we have 300 of your closest friends here. and you look beautiful there, blake and jackson, dapper. how are you feeling? kind of on age a little bit. so you think it's a good decision. it better be a good decision, jackson, because we are about to mary you two in 60 second. and this is the way this is going to work. you two will have 60 seconds for the entire 60 second in order for the marriage to be valid.

this is a legitimate ceremony. and if you get through the entire ceremony in 60 seconds, and wedding bands and a three-day honeymoon through the mexican riverier ra. how long can that be? and and in addition to reciting your vow in under a minute, jackson, you have a challenge, sir. you must find blake's wedding ring amid this large plexiglas container. this is fantastic. buried deep somewhere in there

await the ding. and to celebrate the union of blake and jackson. >> ever since i met you, i knew we would being to forever. >> amazing. >> that sounds like a fantastic idea. >> wow. >> my find it. find it. >> blake, do you take jackson to be your husband? >> i do. >> i do. >> down to 27 seconds. and blake, jump in there, too. let' see what happens. we have 27 seconds and we don't want anybody to be a winner -- to not be a winner their in vegas.

>> she's got it. they're maryed. they did it. unbelievable. you may kiss the bride. husband and wise. take it away. ??? that is amazing. i don't want to miss the collegiate baseball player here. thanks again for watching, everybody

>> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing

implants. and according to my first guest, she says nobody should be wearing a traditional denture. no more dentures. with us, we have an expert on the topic, dr. nicole mackie. dr. mackie, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so, tell me a little bit about your role as the prosthodontist, and who's the typical patient? >> we don't really have a typical patient. patients can be any kind of walk of life, any different kind of background. you can have a young person who was in an accident, congenitally missing teeth, they were born without those teeth. you can have an elderly person who's been in a denture for years and they're just sick of it. or you can have a middle-aged adult who's just had many different dental problems and they're constantly in a dental chair, and you just want that permanent solution. and my role as the prosthodontist is to help design and make that smile and those teeth beautiful and functional, how they intended to be. >> now, you know what i like about you? we were talking about the

right? >> mm-hmm. >> and you had this story about that there's very few things in dentistry where the patient are so happy. elaborate on that. >> well, you know, before you're a prosthodontist, you're a general dentist. and, you know, you do great work for your patients, but you never get hugs or the feelings of appreciation by doing cavities or regular crowns. but when you're changing someone's smile, thus their life, and their whol completely different than how they came in, they're crying, they're hugging, and they're expressing so much emotion to you. it's just the best feeling ever. and you don't get that from just a filling or a cleaning. >> at the top of the show, i said, "no more dentures." you don't think anybody should be wearing a denture -- a traditional denture. >> no. no. >> elaborate on that. >> in today's world, with all of our technology and our

wearing dentures. they can have dental implants anchored into their available bone and a fixed set of teeth. and a lot of patients think that they need implants for every tooth. that is not the case, either, anymore. with the way that implants are made now, the surface properties and the way that we can see how they will be in the jawbone, computer technology, i-cat scans, all this different kinds of information, we know where to put them. a patient could have four implants and a full set of fixed permanent teeth. >> so, permanent teeth. now, you talk in terms of, like, people walk in to your center, some without teeth. >> right. >> and then, on the day of the procedure, they walk out with a fixed set of teeth. >> exactly. >> is that true? i mean, you see that? >> 100%, yep. so, let's say a patient is wearing a denture, and, like i said earlier, they're sick of it. they're over it. they want those permanent teeth. they have a wedding coming up,

daughter's pictures. >> okay. >> yeah. and they say, "dr. mackie, i just want to look great and just enjoy this moment with her." so, you know, we design the smile on the first appointment, and we talk about everything that they like and even things that they don't like. >> as far as the way the teeth are gonna look? >> exactly. >> okay. >> take some molds, and we actually put their molds on a machine, study the way the jaw interacts, simulating it with that way that they are, and basically, the next appointment, they go into surgery with the oral surgeon, have those implants placed, i go in there, i do my little magic, i put on their fixed, full set of permanent teeth, they come out of anesthetic, i hand them the mirror, and then the reaction happens. this is where sometimes, personally, my heart melts for them.